boards? Yes, likely. Edge Impulse supports many ICs (e.g., Arduino, NXP, Renesas, ST). https://docs.edgeimpulse.com/hardware Is Edge Impulse free to use? Yes. Individuals can use the service for free with some limitations, which is sufficient for this demo level. https://edgeimpulse.com/pricing How long did the training take? Very short time—about 1 minute for both audio and motion data. Which deployment mode did you use in Edge Impulse? We deployed using the C++ Library. (They recently added Zephyr support, which might be worth testing.) https://www.edgeimpulse.com/blog/announcing-the-edge-impulse-zephyr-module/ Can we run the Audio demo on Raspberry Pi Pico 2? Maybe. It should be possible by reading I2S/PDM data using PIO mode. (Scheduled for testing during the winter break.) Is a Video(Image) demo possible? Maybe. We believe it can be implemented even on low-spec SoCs using an SPI camera. (Scheduled for testing during the winter break.) Why is the model so lightweight? The model matrices are hard-coded into the .h,.cpp files. This trades off generality and flexibility for extremely light weight.